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Last year was relatively quiet in the valuation arena. However, for those looking for inchoate signs of change, the prospects for a significant shift appeared in tax-affecting valuations for shareholders of S corporation (S corp) stock. Among the most difficult signals to read is the start of a material change in case law. Two cases in 2019 suggest the Internal Revenue Service’s long-standing approach to valuation of S corp stock may require revision. At this time, it remains uncertain if the cases represent a false positive for taxpayers, but after 20 years of consistent acceptance of the current IRS position, the 2019 cases offer a potential look at a coming change.
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